File:William Naukana.jpg
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English: William Naukana (c. 1813-1909), after a decade working for the Hudson's Bay Company, likely returned home and, disappointed, went back to the Pacific Northwest, where he settled first on San Juan Island and, after it became American territory in 1872, on Portland and Saltspring Islands in British Columbia. Naukana fathered six daughters by Indian women. |
| Date | circa 1870s |
| Source | http://hdl.handle.net/10524/429 Hawaiian Journal of History after page XXX of volume 29, 1995, article New Land, New Lives: Hawaiian Settlement in British Columbia by Jean Barman |
| Author | Photo courtesy of William Naukana's great-granddaughter, Rosemary Tahouney Unger |
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